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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-07-21
NoTICE-TIMBER CULTURE.

US LAND OFFICE,
DEVILS LAKE, OAK.
June 9th, 1887.
Complaint having been entered at this Of
flee by Donald J. Macarthur, against Ernest
l.. Everett for failure to comply with law as
to Timber-culture Entry No. 1905. dated Feb
l6l, Range 76. in Bottineau County, Dakota,
with q view to the cancellation of said entry;
contestant alleging that said Ernest L. Ever
ton to timber culture, in that he has not cult
ivated said tract during the I'd year, after the
date Of entry, as required by law, the said
the office of Jno. w. Bennett, clerk Of the dis
trict court for BottineauC County. at Bottineau,
Dakota, on the I'd day of August, 1887, a:%a'
mony c%oncernings said alleged failure. les v
mony SO taken to be examined by this otfic~
on August 9th, 1887. :
47-52 Ely. w. LORD, Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-07-21
PUBLIC MEETING,

The citizens of Bottineau and vicinity are
requested to meet next Saturday evening,
July I'D, 1887, at Sinclair's vacant store In
Bottineau, to consider the advisability Of TAX
ing the necessary steps towards locating q
public cemetery.
- ." VIM. STEWART, ESQ.,,
DAVID D~IMWoODIE,
J. b.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-07-21
FINAL 0 NOTICES.

FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
Notices of final proof must be paid for
before affidavit of publication will be is
sued from this office.
The charges are: For a single notice of
final proof, S.; consolidated notices, 81
each; contest Ind timber culture notices, Sc.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-07-21
COUNTY DADS AGAIN IN SESSION.
Proceedings Of the Adjourned Meeting
OF the Board Of County Commits
#s sioners Held Last Tuesday.

BoTTINeAu, July 10th, 1887.
Board Of county commissioners met pur-
suant to adjournment. Present-Messrs
Turner, Mellon, Greiner and Cudhic.
Minutes of last meeting were read and
approved.
A petition, with recommendations, was
presented to the board, asking for the ap-
pointment of Geo. Niche as justice of the
peace.
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SAVE MONEY
PERSONAL.

Folk Dy5ra liitc sor of Cant. T.
4. Blair. il scriou. ill.,
mr. w G. DnnirI. Las toI..u his
5onar,Wro tnr Cnlj,ornia "
w. - ~ ,r".'..l.,,r or,,..,...
Ill w ,'a ~ u, ''''' '''
'.''' " " ~ '''' co. ''''''N'!
Or S,recirr leaves ON Monday iol
Nauhl7h, Illinois where his i"m !
pre srcr'lNE'He sumner
Il I. Simmons, Boston; j G Chiffon
Marlin; j = Shanghorn, Patio Pinto
( i II Wor,hington. G. !! Robinson, Nh
+ + Mayo. 1t Loui.: W i stocking
~urctta; T. = { hajwick, Rochostcr; :
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May no sue drc,i. SEQ. e'er co,n,
bdi yours DE days OF plcAsur..
4h Apply wor6. OF doing -'ol.
AMI Gsalary without measure.
For fear h. olf : should charge me- as
a mover of scdi.iou
III cease such movius. dreaming tAl,s
And hush II CAIN submission
or each, wh wish ,,o incIupI
Ioieaoh a schc ii OF one
Way you loving pupil duI.
Whose school lays loug done
From gay o grave we turn dear friends
For lie {, nc, al csti.g
Nsy health and happiness attend
Your summer dayof ics,lus.
May you at know edges .ouu, driuk deep.
TIN VISIONS lC,c iu>p.re yon
Iow"rk with zeal and caruestae-,
AnIIe' notid.ute utc gov
faro"cI.a ioug farewell toyou.
May sDDd, sowu 10 ,h sso'.
such abundant glorious harycsts Yield.
In 10y you forget your toll
TEACHERS rANQULrtb.
Immediately on adjournment th,
teacher, were bouuuetcd at Joe Len.
mou's by, superintendent Gallagher
lhare being present SupC iutcndur'
GallAghcr Mr.. T.. C. Cooncy
Misses Jennie Moore, Mamie Burus
LJla II. Raincy, Nellie El,tlshd
/ hoNa Roy Virginia Culbcrts n
ProiessorrJ j. VI. Ferguson (. N. sup
pie, Mr-. VI. y. Strain, Misses Fauui,
uI. SAMbia 4rtrnsou l'rgta.spr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11
WACO FEMALE C0LLuGE.
Commencement Exercises OF the Ju,
NenIIcs ana Kindergarten Pupiis.
L

=
The large hall Of the Waco Femalc
College was filed last night, the oc-
ca-ion being the exhibition Of tho
little folks OF the institution. Tn,
children are always interesting, and
the affair Of last night was very pleas
ing and the performances of the
children IL great credit to the care
bestowed upon them ~ tL2 Institution
The exercises consisted of instrumcn
tai music, songs, recitatiOGs and
dialogue, charming. yrendered, -pok
en- and sang. Misses Lula Carol
Minnie Smith, sail. Robertson, Wi
lie Lou libb-, Louis McCulloch and
others in classic, charmed the audi.
encc 1t was on The whole one OF the
most pleasant events
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'sgtc eating 81 300 offered to
~ry organizations throughout
'''' also prizes for hald-, drum
corps aud athletic sports Of
Ir -s' Programme for the week
Yn'''' OF competitive drilling
I,ie prizes by twenty military
I1,' OF iofantry, artillery, lou-
wv cavalry. Grand drcs, parade
~" OF all troops held dai y;
N.Y. '!e, trottlng and running
d N'hg matches. and baseball
oe'"een Galveston ana llous-
's"e clubs. Each days enter.
+' 20 conclude with exhibition
'4e Houston Light Guard;
,'uu display of fire works,
{ Hhq grand concorl by Prof.
o'Ao' Reduced rates offered
, 'Hds 70 civj iqNs rs well as
!, ','f companies ia the state.
H." V@!ns wi ! tc run daliy be.
t' ,'U''1h and Caves on GOV.
''oli VIII be IN attendance,
Recommendations pr1yilCd for
,,.S ut reasonable rates. For
FORMATION, address,
w. a. CHlLDREss,
General Manager,
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speoisl Dispatch 90 The Examiner.
CRAwFoRD, Iuncl0, 4 railway mass
meeting was held in Tadlock hall at
this place at 3 O'Clock p. IN. to-day,
l., g. Bachclder chairman, aud W.
V, Tadlock, secretary The oiliIeu-
are thoroughly awake to the impor
tsnce OF more railroad connections.
The object OF the meeting is TO devise
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

Swiss cheese and summer sausage
are the specialize, at Joe 5. Th0mp.
SON, grocery just ncw. They are both
superb and the finest dsintics of tn
season, Cali aud try them. Your, to
please, JOE >. THOMPSON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11
Accident. Insurance..

In another column to-day we pre-.
sent briet lctter from Mr.. c. T.
Burton, Of Whitney, TO Colon j r. T.
parrott president Otthc National Tn
ION Accident Insurance company 81
thi, city, which Il would be we'll for
All to read There is not IA doubt
ahout it thal this company il dcstuc :
To- do u vast amount of good in this
state. IT. arrangements able, clear.
headed aud safe, .-t no unn or W.
man inall the country no matter how
poor they may be, tai to TAXI ont n
policy Mt once 1t is the thing to do
Read Mrs. Baritone letter aud bo con-
WINGED.
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SHORT STOPS.

h',t cup OF coffee at the silver
Moon.
Jucicst por,crbouse .to.l,. i'm Waco
al ihe silver Moon.
DO not mss vi,hou, rt,,rg thc
West End Drug stare n cal.
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5n"' I'U'', ana men, y exec Hted in.'
~ 81 ~ W." ''"V' 'oo OAi'''
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"I. '', desiring the vegetable Wa
on y" eau regularly NJ their houses.
Wi' please ave orders OF Charles
ia'''. he driver WlI also take or
''rs Tor groceries II desired.
I1nh'I .IA...t,t...t H..
cations but get the genuine "Be-s"
hi'Aen Cholera Cure. This remedy
nus saNeu the chlckeh rAsers
leA"s thousands oil dollars, ana Is Il
ON! 'chaolo remedy.
Don't drink mixture of salts aud
, sodH but 20 to W. \ Williamson n
Co. aud get genuine mineral water,
made in Natures laboratory aud
drawn fresh ma eperl Ing from then
elegant fountain
Chase 4 Cooke lqyo ON hand soy
crol rood ,,coud.houJ uinuns ~, hici
they are selling a, very low pric.,
Call and SO hcu and get barsa ,
The Instruments have been y mtl
used. hut have been nut in dr,tcln-
condition md are going at u sucriic,
, Now is the time TO buy.
B.A.little.N Go. carry 81 .tocl. q
the hpc,t rrooorio. in tho market
Is keen uIom nlv,,y- rr..b. tran. rustru,
crs i,'.n-,ntly n.I d,Iiy,r ',r,r,.,,...
r.. pr,upty David Nirl,l.nrrs Ii,"ni
Brca or extract of molt for myajid
,. n speciality. Wnittakcr'. HAM. fire. -.
a. dried beet clipucl to .uit purrhnsc
Telephone YOUR orders. Bart Moore
old .,aud. Third and ~ouyr,.
~ Ma.,cr,yil!e /, on - bio boom. Io
g., in the httle bore thir.y Ice, front -,
4, selling for $50. There are tunlnr
- more less founded thai on ucrni,
"a cf the orrlt SUNNY of water thor
-. coal ,hcra are to he lmilt and tl,,i
~ j. TO be made "A division of tho Mi
i s0ui Pacific road. with mschil
y shops ami round houses. There mi
y on may not he foundation for the
H.. ambitiou, rumors. but the price
propcr'v iu the little town is poiup Il
= wth.a lump.
= cosc wa. hoino triad vcstord,
!, mornir,,,n .Irs.,cn Nnto,,,: nGin,
when john .racl .1u wns noodnd -.
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inc waco lian, ,n,au,u .o,,nrr,,c.

Iiii DitILL
Ihc waco Light Iuinutt, Gctsn rri/r.
special pispe.A to- rhc Examiner.
PARIS, Juuc lu.-lnc exercises of
the Interstate dril and jubilee today
we're to hay, opened with parade,
SAD ;AoiceuIar troops were on hand
with the Light \ru'cry end Ca.. .ous
uu' owing to tho nouarrval of the
knights nnd the hWghl, of r.thias.
tIc matter was deferred. The morn
,nE was spent in witnessing base
b' gamc between the sameulu,s that
/ played Yesterday iorHprle of 500.
rhc result wa, rimiur lho indians
of Fort Smith made 1858 against tho
/ | Universities of Galveston lH. Tho in
tcrim between the morning and after
noon exercises W., filled mp bV tho
gun shoot between competing compa
MES The Paris boys got away wi
their nc'ghbor, IN The friendly con-
test
The exercises were opened hy tho
selected tclcYntcs IN the individual
drlL Tho prlIcs in this were n gold
and SILVER medal for first aud second
prizes There were four mem
be each from the following compa
uic The Sraly liir-, OF Galveston:
Houston Light Infantry; Sau Antonio
RlAcs. GRAY SON /; lies, of sherman.
Uujui states Officers kimbrough
and CuermAn were the Judges and
they put tho boys thpugIR most try
ing ordcal Whenever man mado
the sh- htrst error he WAS rcicgRtcd
b to the t,ar Thi- was continued
mtilo only three contestants were left.
MIR. Foster, hgcd Is. OF the Houston
Li4h Infantry, MIR, John llowuri, OF
the Gra\-ou Eillos, H&,J 2j. ana MIR.
D. -. +. Gilmore, OF tho Houston Light
lntrutrN, HEcI II year. Ot these. tho
T. first aud second named took respect
lively thc ir-t ana second priIf~
% ThcucXt contest WAS between the
: kWeht-. Tine tournament was "A
home n.titu iIu. Tlc Knights were
" Fa-n George II. Williams. of tho
Turkish army in Texas on lurough
Do .rthul pay. MC-4rs, Bcrgdricn, Hail
r. Audcrsou, Price, lIhnccck Grc,h0m
" Murphy, An cVlctCd tcnaut scttlcd
- Worries, George Baldwin, ltouudtrcc
" Johnson, Hardin, RoYland, ChRrloN
- ROyland, james Crooks, Franl
Hooks and Nolncy Baker. The con
test WAS for the capturing of ring
suspended from dcrricks ON p'ian
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

Delivered daily in qusntitic. of
10 cents and upwards, sack
cd tor shipment, Make season con-.
tracts with John Farley
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a felt saddle blanket between Aus
lin and tho creek on South Fonr,h
street Finder viii please rr,urn
came 20 EXAMINER Office
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DRAWS 80 ACi.osE.

----'----------------------------
DRAWN 80 CLOSE.
Last bay Of the Scssion-lSSG-S5-
AWARDING tcrtitiCatcs I'rudcicn-
- "nd cards OF Promotion
Alumni Association Orgnn-
iIcd Preachers nnuuuctcd.
The children of the different grades
Of the public schools assembled YES.
icrday at the respective school builG.
ings and cards OF promotion were IS
sued to about one thousand. After
their mutual farewclls, the school,
we're dismissed for the session.
CERTIFICATES OF PROFICIENCY.
vt tie Ccntrp Grammar school
certificates OF proficiency were con
icricd by superintendent Gallagher
upon twenty-five scholars. VIZ: sam
). Chandler. Efi,h Cohen. Rosa Dun.
avaU, Lena Evans, kittie Frazier. Ncl-
lie Godb,., ripley llanricb. Louis
lIu'chcuudcr. Turner Hubby, Walter
knapp. Gcla Lcmkc, Black lochridgc.
Mliiic Pidcockc, E-kn Roqch, John
-. Siudair. llallic shaw, Matte Lo-
land. Eva Wilf., Bessie Wits, Fan
mo Wills, Mamie Warner, Gcotge
Westerdahl
ALUMNI AssoCIA1GcN.
The five graduates OF Tie Central
high, .chool j II Bautou. Miss An.
me Evans, Finest :. Mckcnucv, Miss
Lizzie ilugh-,ou, and Miss Pearl
DarLy, net At the school building nj
10 o'clock Yesterday morning aud or.
guilcd the Alumni association Of
Waco High school. by o.ccting j. III.
Bantou president, Miss Pear, Darby,
wee president; Miss Lizzie llughstou.
secretary.
TEACHERS MELTING.
In the afternoon the teachers OF
the public school, met in final session
OF the normal class. Reports from
all the schools were handed IN. Miss
Nellie Eastlaud read the farewell
which sh3 had put in verse.
THE rom
Tosay farewell we've come lear friends
Fareweil- arc sal. atbsSt,
Though here were leaving dolly WORK,
For home and friends and res
" we tpiicd the vale of trouble through
Med, out reports together
discussed school methods pro rIJ,'1
Ia every ,3rt OF weath~r.
u, know not whom our ways shall meet,
&or vu"r. arcar shall nnd o.,
Wc pnt, with liago ng, lousiu; for
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

Wiseis he who knows his own
needs. Constipation is too often
neglected aud produce fatal diseases.
Morris Casc0riue is u positive and
guaranteed cure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

Why endure the nausea, headache
and the many ills produced by !ndi-
gesuou, when Morris Cas- srine can
be had to remedy these complaints,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

Sell your real estate aud county
warrants 10 John - Mayliold,
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Pros and ants hnye your printing
done ut M,rr.ck Ford's Model dob
Ollicc.
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The five graduates OF Tie Central
hi2htchool II Bmton Miss An.
me Evans, Finest ;. Mckeuucy, Miss
Lizzie ilugh-I on, and Miss Pearl
DarLy, net At the school building nj
10 o'clock Yesterday moruing and or.
gnrilcd the Alumni association Of
Waco High school. by o.cctine j. III.
Ban,ou president, Miss reari Darby,
wee president; Miss Lizzie llughstou.
secretary.
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Hr,ci work ~ per page, Model job
Office
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In the afternoon the teachers OF
the public schools met in final session
OF the normal class. Reports from
all the schools were handed IN. Miss
Nellie Eastlaud read the farewell
which sh3 had put in verse.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-16
No. 363.
Application for q Patent.

U. s. Land once Las Cruces, n. M
October 8, 1857.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Manuel
az av, y: t s,sy whose no posi- Ns orlee aadbsss AIS Is
filed his application for q patent for fourteen
hundred 4 eighty three Qts9l linear feet of
the Good Luck mine or vein bearing preo-
iOus metals with surface ground sos feet In
width, situated in Cuchillo Negro mining dis
trict, County of Sierra and territory of New
Mexico and designated by the field notes and
official plat on file In this Office as Lot Mum.
ber o@ In township ii south, range 7 west of
New Mexico principal meridian said lot No.
665 being described as follows. TO wit:
BEGINNING Mt cor No. /. location cor. a
granite rock 6xl2x27 In set in ground with
mound of stones q chisled Less whence n W
cor sec % 7 II sr ~ bears n 10 deg 4 min W
3ag1.6 It. Juniper tree 90 in diam marked
u. T. Lees bears n 80 deg 30 min " 40 Il.
lone sur No. $50 Simon NJ. Blum claimant.
Thence : BE- deg 30 min Q crossing gulches
lass Il 70 cor No. 3. Location cor not found
AporphSry rock sxl4x2t I'm set in ground
with mound of stone q chialed 2-665 whence
b cedar tree Is In diam marked u. t. 2.eG
bears N % deg 30 min q 80 feet. A cedar tree
II I'm diam marked u. T. 2.666 bears n 90 deg
30 min W le feet. Theme ; 50 deg 30 min W
ascending steep rocky bluff to its northerly
point 695 ft co cor No. . location cor. A lime
stone 0xsx20 In set I'm ground with mound Of
stone a chisled 3-665 whence a cedar tree 3 In
diam marked Is 7. 3-060 bears = 6l deg O IS ft.
Aa8tA1N - w atk ~ Aaah " a0o0IAAahfE uNOtN
bluff along side of mountain crossing Rul.
che 1883 II TO cor No. 4 Location cor. Agran-
Ice rock 6x6x22 In set in ground with mound
of stones 4 chisledl -B85 whence a pinon tree
u In diam marked Il. T. 4.665 bears u II deg
10 min W 70 Il. A cedar tree 81 in diam marx.
cd b.. I. 4-0@ bears 3 deg 20 min W 30 It.
Thence n 53 deg 30 min 9 10 II, pass cor No.
3 sur B53 along south end line of sur SIS $50 It
to cor No. ] place of beginning.
Magnetic variation II deg 10 min Q contain
ing 1928 acres.
The location OF this mine is recorded I'm
the Recorders Office of Socorro Co., ut Scorro
In Book i page So. The amended location IL
recorded I'm thei Recorders office of Sierra
County In Book A page 1GT 4 los. The adloin-
ing claimants are survey No. $50.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said Good Luck mine or sur
face ground are required to file their ad.
verse claims Will the Register of the United
States Land 0fiou ut Las Cruces In the Ter.
ritory of New Mexico during the sixty days
period of publication hereof, or they will be
barred by virtue Of the provisions of the
statute.
Oct7.r EDHusD G.. SHIELDS. Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-16

demanded b. imported soods that have
paid custom duueA. - a happsns tai
while comparatively . few > The Inn
ported articles. millions q eur people
Who never use nor sav any foreign
products. purchAs. and use things Of
the same kind made In the country. and
therefor nearly az quite the sane eb-
hAnecd prce which duty adds 20 the
imported articles. those who buy i'm
ports pay the duty charged thereon TO
the public treasury, but The great ma
Jointly Of M citizens who buy domes-
tic articles Of the same class pay q sun
at least approximately equal to this
duty 20 home manufacturers. This
reference 10 the a~paration 10 our tariff
Ia not made by way Of instruction, but
In order that W may be constantly re-
minded OF the manner In which they
impose a burden upon those who con
sumo domestic products. n well as
those who consume imported articles,
and thus create a tax upon all BUR PEG
pie. II is now proposed TO entirely re
lieve the country OF this taxation. II
must be extensively continued s a
source 10 the governments income and
a reajustment Of oar tariff.
Labor Is honorable In the eyes OF
every American citizen, and lies al
the foundation of our development
IL Is entitled without affection or hypo'
cracy TO the utmost gaurd; the stan
dard Of a laborers life should not be
measured by another country less
favored. and they are entitled 10 a full
share of its advantages.
The president says that the subject
In discussion being paramont to all
others. he has foregone the usual Gus
tom OF touching upon other topicts, but
that another message may come later
on.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-16
Notice OF Forfeiture.

To George Mitchell. Henry O.. Hedges and Q.
A. Gates
You are hereby notified that tho under.
signed have expended one hundred
dollars each year during 1855 and 1886 in la
DOR and improvements on the Nordhausen
No. ! mining claim. situate I'm the Apache
Mining District, Sierra County. New Mexico,
this same being the assessment work for said
yearts on said claim. II within the period Of
ninety days after this notice, you fail or re.
fuse to pay your several proportions of said
expenditure, your interests therein will be
forfeited 90 the undersigned.
SoPHY II. UTTER.
l.. BRADFORD PRINCE.
Dated Aug 90. 1857 Septa-22
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-16
The North Percha Tragedy


Tuesday morning, Dec. 9Th, the citi-
zens OF Kingston awoke to hear the ru-
mors from North Perch, that "Yorke,"
"A well-known citizen, had been killed,
after daylight, rumors were confirmed.
Sheriff story was telegraphed for. and
In one hour and fifteen minutes after
the message reached him, he was
among the mountains of the North Per
cha, and IN a few minutes later, he had
Mike Conway in irons and was on his
way to Hillsborough, twenty miles
away.
The evidence before the %coroner's
jury WAS In substance about as follows
There had been some drinking, and
subsequent trouble, on Monday even
ing, the 9th. resulting in the breaking
OF a bottle on the floor and some threat
ening; "Yorke" was hot there at the
time and the trouble seemed to be set
tied, on "Yorke's" return. 1t was re-
newed. Some parties who had been
drinking declared they were going 10
run the place. AS "Yorke" had re-
Gently purchased the property, he
thought he had the best right TO do 80,
and getting his six-shooter, he 80 in
formed those present, this was resent
ed by some of them; "Yorke" pounded
a man or two a little, some shots were
fired before it was all over, and"Yorke'
received a wound In the right arm,
still he "stayed with them" and all
seemed TO be quiet. and he went of to
his cabin. about twenty yards away,
and told his cook. Mrs. Craven, TO TO
tire that the trouble was all over. and
he would go to Kingston and get his arm
dressed and went out to saddle up his
pony; while doing this, and when seem
ingly in the act of STOPPING to pick up
his saddle, he vas shot from behind,
two shots entering his hip, one coming
out near the navel and m coming out
up higher, both fatal. He lived only
long enought TO cry. "God have mercy
ON my SOUL ! didn't l didn't" and
died.
His body was brought into Kingston
on Tuesday and buried on Thursday.
DR.. North. of Hillsboro. examined the
body, The wounds were made by guns
Of different calibres, n a 45-riiie and
the other a 44-revolver, and ne the
shots were fired nearly together, this
shows that two persons were engaged
In the murder. The officers have all
the bullets.
Seal Garvey, and Mike Conway vert
brought before Judge Burns Wednes-
day morning and arranged for the
murder of "Yorke.' They plead not
guilty. Judge Burns, having heard the
entire testimony before the %coroner's
Jury, rs we'll as outside talk. In a spirit
Of fairness, and TO give the prisoners an
entiely impartial hearing, made their
warrents returnahle before Judge
Smith at Hillsboro, where they are on
trial, or preliminary examination
rather, rs we 60 to press to-day.-King-
ston Shaft.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-16
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